Malia Obama to Intern for Hollywood Producer Harvey Weinstein

20Jan

She has stars in her eyes. Malia Obama has scored a temporary position with Hollywood maker Harvey Weinstein, the New York Post’s Page Six gave an account of Thursday, January 19.

The 18-year-old is set to begin work in the New York office of the Weinstein Company one month from now, as per The Hollywood Reporter, after Malia and her family — sister Sasha, 15, and guardians President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama — take a post–White House get-away in Palm Springs.

The Obamas have been moving out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue this week in front of Donald Trump’s initiation as president on Friday, January 20.

Weinstein has held a few pledge drives for President Obama in the past and dealt with Hillary Clinton’s late presidential battle. THR reports that it’s not clear which office Malia will work in, but rather it might in advertising or improvement.

As Us Weekly beforehand announced, Malia functioned as an understudy on the New York set of Lena Dunham’s HBO arrangement, Girls, in July 2015 and was a creation right hand for Halle Berry’s CBS appear, Extant, in 2014. She likewise interned at an anonymous mold house.

The teenager, who moved on from Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C., in June 2016, beforehand reported her arrangement to take a hole year before going to Harvard this fall.

Prior on Thursday The New York Times detailed that Malia took a mystery over two month trek to South America this past fall, making a trip to Bolivia and Peru with a gathering of teenagers through the Colorado-based association Where There Be Dragons. The program is intended to help understudies “analyze current political patterns, social developments and ecological protection endeavors in the mountains and wildernesses of Bolivia and Peru,” as indicated by the association’s site.

The 83-day trip, which cost nearly $15,000, excluding airfare, offered serious Spanish-dialect courses and an expanded home remain with a family in the residential area of Tiquipaya, Bolivia.